Apple Music artist downloader.
Up to 25 songs at a time.

Up to 25 of the artist's songs from Apple's catalogue. For everything on a particular release, paste that album's link instead.

Not in one go. Open each album on the artist's page in Apple Music and paste its link on the Album tab.

The list comes from the catalogue of the country in your link and stops at 25 songs. Search for a specific title to find songs that aren't in the list.

Yes. There's no subscription, no account and no paid tier; ads cover the server costs. To keep it fair for everyone, each visitor can start 3 downloads a minute and run up to 3 at the same time.

Apple Music's own streams are encrypted, and TunesLoader doesn't try to break that. When you paste a link, it reads the song's public details from Apple's catalogue (title, artist, album, length and artwork), finds the same recording among publicly available uploads by matching title, artist and length, and converts it to the format you picked.

M4A gives you the matched recording's original AAC audio, usually 128 kbps, copied without re-encoding. MP3 is encoded at 192 kbps. Neither is a copy of Apple Music's own 256 kbps stream, which is encrypted and never leaves Apple's apps.

No. Lossless (ALAC) and Spatial Audio exist only inside Apple's encrypted streams. TunesLoader makes M4A and MP3 files from a matched public recording, so it never offers lossless quality.

Each file is named after the artist and song, for example “The Weeknd - Blinding Lights.m4a”. Album art, track numbers and other tags aren't embedded yet, so some music apps show only the file name.

Paste an album, playlist or artist link and TunesLoader lists every song with its own button, so you pick which ones to save. Up to 3 run at once and 3 can start per minute. There's no single ZIP of the whole list.

No. TunesLoader only reads public catalogue details from the link, so no Apple ID, sign-in or subscription is involved.

Yes. It runs in any modern browser, so there's nothing to install on Windows, Mac, Linux or ChromeOS, and it works in Safari on iPhone and iPad and in Chrome or Samsung Internet on Android. On iPhone, Safari saves downloads to the Files app.

On a Mac, open the Music app and choose File › Import. On Windows, import the file in the Apple Music or iTunes app. To get it onto an iPhone, sync it from your computer: the Music app on iPhone can't import files directly, but the Files app and other players can play them.

Matching uses title, artist and length, so it's usually right. Very new releases, rare tracks and region-locked songs sometimes have no good public match, and occasionally a live take or radio edit gets picked. Try again later, or find the same song on another release (the single or the album) with Search.

Converted files are deleted from our server within about an hour. We log the link you pasted, the format and whether it worked for about a week, to fix problems and spot abuse, and your IP address is used briefly to apply the per-minute limit. The privacy policy has the details.

That depends on the law where you live and on the rights to each song. TunesLoader is meant for personal, non-commercial use: don't share, sell or publish what you download. Rights holders can reach us through the contact link in the footer.